EVALUATION TECHNIQUE OF INTEGRATING GEOCHEMICAL PROSPECTING WITH REMOTE SENSING IN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION
Jun Ping Yao
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Jun Ping Yao
Abstract
Oil/gas geochemical prospecting is closely related to oil/gas remote sensing in exploration prinsiple, although they are two different techniques. Both of them are based upon the theory of hydrocarbon microseeping and supplemented to each other in oil/gas exploration. Surface geochemical anomalies coincide with remote sensing image anomalies in spatial distribution. The integration of the two makes evaluation of oil/gas indicating significance of anomalies more reliable and can raise oil/gas prospecting efficiency.
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Oil/gas geochemical prospecting is closely related to oil/gas remote sensing in exploration prinsiple, although they are two different techniques. Both of them are based upon the theory of hydrocarbon microseeping and supplemented to each other in oil/gas exploration. Surface geochemical anomalies coincide with remote sensing image anomalies in spatial distribution. The integration of the two makes evaluation of oil/gas indicating significance of anomalies more reliable and can raise oil/gas prospecting efficiency.
Key concepts: Prospecting, Geology, Petroleum engineering, Petroleum exploration, Fossil fuel, Petroleum, Remote sensing, Oil exploration